Python is often described as an easy language—both easy to learn and easy to use. Python makes it easy to develop powerful software for an enormous variety of applications. But it can be as difficult to get started with Python as with any other programming language. Every choice you make will matter. The Python operating system and runtime you use will matter, as will the IDE or editor you use to write your code.
In this article, we’ll walk through the steps needed to get your “sea legs” with Python. We’ll discuss the different Python distributions, the leading development environments, and supporting tools you might want for your Python workspace, such as code formatters, project templates, and virtual environments. Being informed about your options will help you avoid some of the pitfalls that come with putting together a Python programming environment.
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